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medirinaI.
Choking Catarrh.

Have You awakened nom = disturbed sleep
with all the horrible sensations OF an assassin
clutehing your threat aud pressing the life breGtA
from your frightened chest Have you noticed
the languor and debility that succeed the effort
~ clear you throat and head Of this catarrhal
matter What a depressing influence IL exerts
upon the mind, ClOuaing the memory and 6TinS
the head with pains and strange noises, HOW
difficult IL Is tO rid the nasal passages, throat and
lungs Of this poisonous muCuS all can testify WIN
are afflicted with Catarh. How dificpIt Ia nm
teCt the system against its further proSrsSs 10
wariS the lungs, liver and kiGneyS sn my
Sirians will admit To il a terrible diykssa ana
cries out for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative bowers whom all
other remedies utterly fail. Of SANNORD's RAM,
ca CUE arr atteSted by thousands who CRATE
fully recommend IL 10 fel~loW-SuffererS No stsfS.
ment i made regarding Il that cannot b. Snb.
sJSu;iaIed by the most respectable and relfabIe
r~frreuCC>
Ea,h paCSaEc contains one bottle Of the RAM.
cal CURE. one box CArARRHAL SoLyEST and
au INTEOySD INHALER, with TREATISE and ,iirec.
lions, AMI Is sold by all druggists tor 300.
FuvrEE DRUS & CHEMICAL Co, BOsroS.
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Mine Arbitrators.

PTrTsBURG, March 26.-The Board OF
Arbitration and Cancellation for the set
clement of all disputes that may arise at
the railroad mines of the Pittsburgh
district, will hold its first meet
ING in this city next week. An impor-
FAINT matter that will come up Will he the
rife TO be paid for dead work, which Was
not settled at the Columbus convention.
An effort will be made TO have a uniform
rate established for dead work. by the
agreement at the Columbus convention
The operators and miners are pledged to
hide nv the decisions OF the board.
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The CoIored League.

PITTSBURGH, PA, March 26.-PreSident
Walter Brown, of the COlored League has
6palI decided that the Leigue would pros
ner better under the protecting wing OF tue
national agreement, and is making ar
agreements to secure admission II possible.
He has secured the recommendations OF
president Nimick of this city, and Phelps
of Iouisyille. He anticipates no tronoie
in securing recommendations from other
climbs in his interest.
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m. Yachts sighted.

New YORK, March 26.-The steamship
Saale, which arrived this morning from
Bremen, reports having seen both the
n,rrtIess and. Coronet on March 81, but
couId not distinguish them by name
One WAS in latitude &c degrees y MINUTES
longitude 81 degrees 40 minutes, anu the
other in latitude 10 degrees IS minutes,
Longitude SO degrees 81 minutes, I"
miles anart.
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Passengers LEAVING Charleston at 800 a IN.
connect AT ~. Pleasant. ". Va, with Ohio River
At ~ Pleasant. Ohio. with e., u. V. d 7. ny
for GalliEOlis aud Cincinnati. %. al Athcns. With
G.. II. v, Z. for CJlumbU. aud the Northwest,
and G., W. a n for Cincinnati and the East, and
At Corning with T. Z o. g. for Columbus, the
Northeast aud Northwest
Train leaving Charleston ~ o. =. IN. makes
cloSs connection ~ Cincinnati and COlnmLtis 'of
all points Fad, West. North and Souih.
through tickets ana baggage Cheeksd 70 any
point ia the United states
For funher information. adircs or apply bJ.
II EsrnShAW, GcBeral Emigrant Agrnt abddle-
pOrt, o., PE Peasant, W. Va, or Charleston, W.
Va. Tho. ". SHARP, GeDI Manager.
GEORGE J. ERNLlCH,
geH1 Frt aud Par Agent
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-LEPROSY.

aug Consequently incurahlc. Jt IS impossible TO dc.
>a5e her suGerings. Her body from the crown OF
-tLelt 20 The sOles o. her feet was a mass OF decay,
Tt's,S u flesh rDtting % and leaving great cavities;
~ aAGcrs festered and three or four nails dropped
az one time. Her limbs contracted BY the feartnI
axiom, AMI for several years she did not leave
L'"L Her weight was reduced from 10 10 6Ol6s-
lF'Aps ,Ume faiI idea Of her condition can DC
ffaA'0 from the fact that three pounds OF COsmo-
- % ointment werc used per week IN dressing net
Finally the physicians acknowledged theit
"a 0y this Black Wolf, aud commended the SUI
"ITftp her allWise Creator.
- husband hearing wonderful reports OF the use
rS+iFTs SPECIFIC Is. :. So, prevailed on her 10
Hasa last resort. She began its use under pro
s-L son found that her system was being n,
20 or the poison, - the sores assumed 4 red ana
rT slNAJ color, - though the blood was oeeOmlhS
SShd aclIye. Mrs. Bailey continued the > 20
.II-st February; every sore was healed she GIs-
-ltd chair and crutches, and was for the nrst nme
q s"slye years . well woman. Her husband, nj.
ABaley, Is in business at IN Blackstone Street
go, and will take pleasure in giving the detAhs
'Eis wonderful cure. Send TO rs for Treatise on
and Skin Diseases, mailed free.
NE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 8 Atlanta. %
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Five Hundred Troops For Madagascar.
TouLoN, March 2G.-fivc HUNDRED
troops have left here for Madagascar.
German Concessions tn the Pope.

BERLIN. March 26.-Mgr. Galembcrti,
the special Papel Delegate to Berlin, has
~telegraphed to the Pope that he has oh
tanned from Prince Bismarck all the re-
ligiOuS concessions asked by the Vatican,
but has not obtained any political couceS-
sionS. The leaders of the Center Cath
olic) party maintain great reserve towards
Mgr. Galemberti.
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Bulk Meats-Firmer; sugar cured q;
spare ribs 81 IS. Racon-In good demand;
sugar cured p 62las s7!; spare ribs % IS.
Whisky-Steady at 81 IL Butter-Fm.
Sugar-Firm. Egg-In good demand at
11a11lc. Cheee-Fm; Ohio fat 11a12c.
TOLEDO, O., March 26--wheat-Ffrmer
and slightly higher, cash size; Lake Shore
SIC; April Bile; May satc; June safe;
August size; No. 5, SOC. Corn-Active
and steady; cash sole; May 4lc. Clover
seed-Steady; cash 81 o5; mammoth
II IN
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Flynn sued,

NEW YORK, March 26.-Unitcd States
Commissioner Shields began the taking of
testimony this afternoon in the snit brought
hv Mr.. William Mcmahon, of Railway, y.
| J., against Maurice Il. Flynn, William ii.
| Kelly and the New Electrical Subway
| Company and the Dorset Company for the
enforcement of a contract for the delivery
Of $3.50, 900 worth of stock of the Consoli-
dated Company TO the complainant.
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Arrangements for Mrs. Goodwin's Funeral.
NOTHING NEW

To Chronicle in Regard Ia the IL. s q. DeaI
-Garrett's Philadelphia Visit.
BALTIMORE, March 2G.-Nothing new
has transpired in relation to the Il. x o.
railroad deal since the return OF Mr.. Gar
rett from Philadelphia. He was seen this
afternoon, but still refuses TO talk. There
is very little doubt hen that the deal Is
accomplished as far as possible. The books
OF the company have been looked over by
outside parties and the Investigation Is
still going on. business men here look Tor
IN official statement at 4 very early day.
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One Of the McNIuun Rescuers.

CLEVELAND, o., March 26.-At an
early hour this morning the police arrested
a man who gave the name of Richard
Conners and locked him up At the Central
Station. The opinion prevails that he is
one of the notorious fur burglars. Capt.
Hoehn. the officer who was so terribly
beaten at RIvenna by the thieves, is quite
sure that Corners is "A member of the gang.
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sherman ut Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, o., March Ex-senator
Sherman wa given an ovation when he
WAS introduced at the Chamber of Com
merce this afternoon. He made a speech.
This afternoon Mr.. Sherman visited the
Blaine and Lincoln clubs a tie guest OF
Mayor Smith.
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Want Him Hung.

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, March %
Threats have been made to lyneh Eoehe
ger stanyard, the murderer OF Miss Ham
cock and the Jail has been closely guarded.
49, this morning Ioud talk of lynching
a+as Tndnlged in, but cool Judgment pre-,
Vii wbe1 IL WAS learned that the grand
;nry which has the case in hand Will
mais every efiort to have him tried at an
early date.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, o., March aG.-Coiton-
Firm; middling sc. Four-Heayy and
unchanged. Wbeat-Higher; No. 2 red
s2e; receipts 6.940 bushels; shipments
40. 900 bushels. Corn-Demsud good; No.
2 mixed 39le. O~ats-Fim; No. 2 mixed
zoe. Rye-Firm; No. 2 Gle. Pork
Dull at ST 50. Lard-Scaree ut SS.
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Made Them Sad.

NEW YORK, March 26.-Twenty-hve
thousand dollars worth of gambling uten'
sis were burned at police headquarters
this morning. 4 large number of local
politicians stood around with SoTrOwful
faces and watched the things that had
been captured during the raids on thu
gambling houses during the past two year
consigned to the flames.
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RoodlerS' Hailsd.

CHICAGO, Ill, March 26.-Daniel J.
Wren. County Commissioner, and Adam
Ach's, and JohnE. NapPelt, ex-members
of the Cook county Beard, arrested for de-
faulticating, the coanty furnished hail in
the sum of SO, 900 to-day and were releaS-
ed from arrest.
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VERY WARLINE
RUSSIA MAKING ALARMING MOVES

ST. PETERSBURG, March 2G.-Eighty-
seven torpedo vessels belonging to the Bat
tic fleet of the Russian Navy, have been
ordered placed in a state of constant readi-
ness for service. Crews have been ordered
forthwith for iOrty-iive of these vessels.
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4 UuiOniSt split

LONDON, March 26.-Im the division
last night in the House OF Commons, on
Mr.. Morley's amendment motion to
grant urgency far the Coercion bill, three
UnioniSts voted against the Government.
Seven UniOniSt members were absent.
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BULL DOG VS.. WILD CAT.
A Hot Fight of Several Hours In Faye''e
County Won by Ia Dog.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, March =
was a novel contest at INITIAL, FayeHe
county. yesterday, witnessed by Il very
large crowd.
1t was a bloody fight between a vicious
mountain wild cat and an English bull
dog.
After a hot fight of several hours the dog
won by killing the cat.
This is the third fight of its kind IN the
United States, all three fights having taken
place in this section of the State.
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PETROLEUM.
TItusNille.

Titusytlle.
TITrsyiLLE, March 26.-Petroleum-
Opened Mt 63sc; highest csc; lowest 63sc;
closed at csc.
~Pittsburgh.
PIrTsRUEG, March ri. Petroleum
Very dull again to-day, opened at 63tc;
closed Al 63sr; highest 65!c; lowest 6etc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Marrh III. -retroleum-
Opened at Giic: closed vt 6Ilc; highest
65!c; lowest 63sc; clearancrs :ss!, 01D bar
rels.
New York.
New YORK, March a6.-retroleum-
Was dull; opened at 63lc; highest 63lc;
lowest 63lc., and closed at 63lc. sales
rs, 900 barrels.
OH City.
on CITY. March ri. -Pctroleum-
Opened at G3,c; highest 63,c; lowest 83sc;
closed at csc. Sales IN, 600 barrels; clear
ances 1880 barrels; charters ~, 8g2
barrels.
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DRY GOODS.
New Work.

NEW YORK. March 26.-Dry Goods
In all srasonablc fabrics, hut very largely
in cotton goods "A very large business was
reached and a like trade il in motion
with agents. Stocks ARE very nominal and
mills well equipped with orders.
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How My Side Aches.

From the bench and the counter
% frUn the loom and sewing machine
a~A goes up the cry Of pain and weak
6SEW mss Aching sides and Back. KID.
%Nney and Uterine Pains, Strains and
Weakness Coughs Colds and Chest Pains ami
ever, tain and Ache of daily toll relieved In
onc minate by the CuticurR AnIt-Pain
Plaster. New. elegant, and infalible. AT
druggists. 90 1--WE lar $780, or. Of Potter Drug
MI m Co, BRtnU.
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COTTON.
New York,

NEW YORK, March 26. -CottOn-Future
1t wa an e pectcdly active Saturday
with more or lcSS excitement and a sharply
buoyant tone, carrying nm active advance
OF l7als points over last evening, nj which
the close WAS strong.
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Lord Mayor Suulvan's Father Dead.

DUBLIN. March 26.-Dlniel Sullivan,
father of the RICH; Hon. Timothy Daniel
sullivan, Lord Mayer of Dubliu, died to-
day.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 3a5 Per Cent.-GovernInents Duh
and Firm-stocks Fairly steady-Fl"ur
OuIet and Unchanged-whsst Higher.
New YORK, March 26.-MOney on call
easy at 3a5 per cent; closed at p per
cent; prime mercantile paper 5aG per
cent. sterling exchange dull and un'
changed.
GovERNMESTs-Dull and firm.
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GoyERSMESTs-Dull and firm.

RAILRONDs-IGss active; sal
HU.
GT,rES-DuU and steady.
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DbeeIin9 Register
Grarelers' @uidt

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AAs1PLASArIoN OF REFERENCE MARKS: sDaily.
SUNDAY excepted. MONDAY excepted Wheel
ing Time. January 30. 1857:
RSoRR Depart, Arrive.
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HAl.
STaTEs-Dull and steady.
SToCKs-The general impression created
dnring the day wa that the bank state
mcnt to-day would b. a particularly I'M
favorable one, and had the effect Of deter
ring would-be purchasers yesterday and
this morning. and though the usual firm
undcrtone existed, the market lacked char
acter until after the issue of the bank
statement. the opening was fairly
steady. showing insignificant changes
only from last evenings final figures,
and in the waiting deposition among
traders. Transactions were dull and
prices somewhat irregular, with no
tno=itiye movement n either direction.
Toward noon the dullness was increased.
| After that time, however, the entire mar
ket sprung into activity, all the
leading shares, among which West
tern Union and Louisville and
/ Nashville we're conspicuous, becoming de-
| eidedIy strong. There was a halt in the
movement toward 2.p. m. and n slight
reaction, but the. upward movement wa:
! acain renewed in the last hour and the
| close was moderately active and firm tc
strong at the best prices Of the dag. Sale
261. 3l6 shares. Quotations closed bid a
follows:
Adams Express 1i2; American EXPIRES
1O9: Cansds Pacific 6ls; Central Pacif'
! 81; Chesapeake and Ohio It; do preferre6
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ELIZA wEATHERsBY DEAD.
The Famous Burlesquer and Vile oil NAT
Goodwin Passes Peacefully Away


The Famous Burlesquer and Vile oil nat
Goodwin Passes Peacefully Away
NEW YORK, March 26.-Eliza Weathers-
by Goodwin is dead. At 81 O'Clock last
night she expired in the presence Of her
husband, the comedian, Nat C.. Goodwin,
Jr., at their residence at the Rutledge
flats Fifty seventh street and Broadway.
Eliza Weathersby had been in ialilng
health for the past six or seven years;
The disease from which she suffered
proves to be Inflammation of the tallOplan
tubes. The operation was finished at IL
O'Clock. The shock appears to nave Deeh
too severe for the patient, who did not re-
cover consciousness.
In places where theatrical folk congte-
gate, the sincerest expressions of sympathy
were heard last night. Mrs. Goodwin
seems TO have been known and admired ny
about everybody in the profession. she
was born in London about lc41, ana maze
her first appearance oil the stage about
1865 at the Alexandria Theater, Bradford.
Her first appearance IN America
occurred April II, 1869, at the Chestnut
Stree. Theatre, Philadelphia, III the bur
lesqueO of "Lucretia BOrgia." She ultimate
ly became very much of a favOrite among
the buriesque actresses of this country,
and travelled with various troupes over all
the biz circuits. On June 2l, 1917, she
became the wife of Mr.. Goodwin, then
barely 20, and at least eight years his
wife's Junior. That she was a loving n
devoted wife everybody in the profession
admitted. She leaves a sister, Jennie, an
actress. Emmie WeatherSby, who was
also an actress, died in this city about
three -- ago, while Mr.. Goodwin was
playing at the Fourteenth Street Theatre.
Arrangement for Mrs. GOodwin's Funeral.
NEW YORK, March 26.-Mr. George W..
Floyd, manager OF Mr.. Goodwin, has made
all the arrangements for the funeral of the
latter's wife, Mrs. Eliza Weathcrsby
Goodwin. 1t will take place tomorrow at
4 quarter past one O'Clock in the afternoon,
from tine Little Church Around the Cor
ner, after a private service has been heldAt
her late home. Rev. DIR. HOughton VIII
oticiate. The pail bearers will he Joseph
Haworth, George Appleton, Frank W.
Sanger, George Bartlett, Thomas PuTdy
and Charles Schroeder. Tie remains Will
be taken to WoOdlawn. The funeral will
be 4 spontaneous expression OF grief and
sympathy on the part Of the dramatic pro
feSsion at the death of one of their number
so emiuently loved and respected.
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TO weak men

suHr-inE from the effects Of youthful errors early
G-Jav. wasting weakness, loSt manhood. etc. ! VIII
sd a valuable treatise sealed containing full
PARTICULARS for home cure. FREE OF charge. A
srg=1li medical work should be read by every
MN who Is nervous and debilitated. Address,
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Railroads.

TANAwHA AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Time card In effect February SEh, 1857. Trains
will arrive aud depart ~ follows, Central stand
mi Ilmn.
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B., Z. 4 z. RAILROAD.
Symmetrical.
Leave Beuai7e at $50 p. m. for GAINESVILLE and
intermediate points.
Arrive a. Rellaire 95 e. m. and 600 p. a..
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Wilson Waits.

To-day for the first time for
several weeks, we find time to
write a few waits. Our school un-
der the management of Miss
Barnhill is progressing nicely.
W. L. Kirkpatrick's team ran away
with him in Brashear over two
weeks ago, wrecked his wagon and
broke his collar bone and bruised
him so badly that he was not able
to be removed home until to-day.
The Rev. Smiths of Newark,
Baptist, are conducting a series OF
meetings here.
Several rail readers have return
ed from the Santa Fee and gone
into winter quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Ingraham
left few days ago for Ark. where
they will make their future home.
Oct. 9th. 1887.
RUSTIC.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned wi II. sell at
Public Sale at his resid nee, one
mile northeast of Subtle tie, Mo,
on Thursday, Nov. 3D., 1887, the
following property: 10 head
milkcows, TO calves, 2 steers,
steers, l yeanling ball, 4
yearling heifers, 4 two year old
heifers, l three year ole korse, l
four year old mare, L mare and
colt, l colt, 16 head fat hogs, if
not sold before day II saleJ, )
head of stock hogs, ! 0 head of
shoats. 6 tons Hnngaria II hay IN
stack, 90 acres OF corn in the field,
l good oat-st raw stacl :, l good
moving mach inc, l two-l 1ozse corn
planter. 2 bre aking pillow IS,
Terms: A II sums ov er $500 a
credit of two slve month Is without
interest, pu rchaser gi wing note
with appro' Jed securi- by, IL not
paid when Iue, s per C, ant interest
from date. All sums U nder $500,
cash. THos. l.. Crow.
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T. J. Ronald and wife of Seat
tie, Wash. Ty., were visiting the
family of C. Shultz, Wednesday
and Thursday Of last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Ronald were both form
erly students of the Normal at this
place. Mr. r. is now one of the
leading lawers Of Wash. Ty.
Rev. w. FL. TURNER went to
Mexico Thursday night to bring
home his daughter, Miss Lulu,
who has been i'll with fever for
about three weeks. They arrived
home Friday evening. We are
glad to report that Miss Lulu's
condition IS now much improved.
WILLIAM BURNS, while taking
out load of lumber one day last
week, was thrown from the wagon
at Kellogg's crossing and was bad
ly injured. He is now in a criti-
cal condition, and on account of
his advanced age, doubts of his re-
covery are entertained.
Mr. and Mrs, N. J. KEowN of
Aurora Grand. Cal, have been visit
ing their friends J. NJ Smith,
and wife of this place. They went
from here to Canton to visit other
friends before returning to their
California home, and will arrive
here to night ON their return
rip.
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The Rockport shoe best made, at
Geo. r. BREWINGTo,t's.
Home Again.

3. T. Lamkin has returned from
the East where he has beef for
several weeks purchasing bar: gains
for his customers. He announces
an exclusive carpet, oil-cloth, rug
and trunk department up stairs.
His stock is now complete and all
hands are working day and night
to get the goods marked and en- the
shelves. he invites special atten-
ton to the finest line of Ladies'
dress goods and trimmings ever
shown in this city. He has
doubled his stock of shoes and
now carries thirty five diff erent
styles in this department, and
thinks he will be able to suit any.
one, not wanting shoddy good s. II
fancy novelties and notion s, he
leads all others. A visit t. , hi.
palace store will pay whether YOU
purchase or not.
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DIED.

SEALs-At Allerton, To-, Oct,
10, Mrs. Seals, wife of L. Seals of
this city.
EARHART-In this city, Tuesday
morning, Mrs. Earhart, wife of A.
Earhart.
SPARKs.-At Sperry, Wednes-
day, Oct, 10Th, Mrs. Audrey
Sparks, wife of David Sparks. Bur
ial in Bethel Cemetary, Thurs
day Oct. Goth.
ScoTT-Near Brashear Mo-, Oct,
IL, 1887, Phillip Marion Scott,
son of d. d. and r. NJ. Scott,
aged IA yrs, 4months and 9 days.
He was young man of excellent
character and will be sadly
missed by his friends and asso.
ciates. The relatives have the
sympathies of the community.
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Brashsr. Items.

A fine rain Saturday night. Last
Saturday was a busy day with our
merchants.
J. n. McCreery is in the market
replemishing his stock OF goods.
Mr.. A. r. Music is home on two
weeks visit. Albert is teaching near
Novelty this winter, but has dis
missed for corn gathering.
S. P. Barr Sundayed in Novelty.
Some of our citizens have caught
the California fever, and nothing
will cure them but a journey to the
Golden State" It is expensive
medicine, but we suppose they will
have to take it.
at seems as though" the citizen
is trying to kick the end out Of its
coffin. We sincerely hope the coffin
will stand the racket.
Rev. Fisher of the q. B. Church
preached powerful sermon last
Sunday. subject church hypo.
critics."
DIR. Ellis went to Keokuk lowe
on business last Tuesday.
George McBroom says heis study
ing pharmacy so he can go into
the oleomargarine business.
SCRUTINIZER.